Read the FAQ, have a question on the factory MP3 HU
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Read the FAQ, have a question on the factory MP3 HU
My factory CD player is doing the skipping thing where it skips if you so much as breath on it.
So I have the opportunity to get a factory MP3 head unit cheaply. Will I encounter any issues with trying to install it into my car?
I have the single disc CD player from the factory with BOSE. I have a 2004 and the MP3 player is from a 2004 as well.
Thanks.
So I have the opportunity to get a factory MP3 head unit cheaply. Will I encounter any issues with trying to install it into my car?
I have the single disc CD player from the factory with BOSE. I have a 2004 and the MP3 player is from a 2004 as well.
Thanks.
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Granted, thats from reading the forum.... so I take it with a grain of salt. Still researching.
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I don't know about that. Maybe that's true. But it doesn't really matter. I've read 10X more than my share of similar issues here in the electronics forum (this is really the only section I visit). The headunit is still about to turn double digits old. If you're getting it for free... or maybe under 100 bucks... that's one thing. But I know some people like to charge 2and300 for the headunit. For that price, you could buy the Metra kit and a single din aftermarket headunit. MUCH better sound quality, bluetooth, USB/iPod connectivity, etc etc etc. So you see my point?
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